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16-01-2010, 04:48 PM
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Reputation Level:  | White patches on Tail Hi my koi has what looks like small cotton wool patches on his tail doesnt seem to be affecting its behaviour at the moment. I have some medicines but they say do not use below a certain temp. What can i use???? |
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08-04-2010, 08:16 PM
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Reputation Level:  | sounds like koi pox is that what your treating it for? |
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14-04-2010, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by dolgoed Hi my koi has what looks like small cotton wool patches on his tail doesnt seem to be affecting its behaviour at the moment. I have some medicines but they say do not use below a certain temp. What can i use???? | If it is cotten like sound like a small fungal infection but if the lump is waxy then it is carp pox and if so it will go once the weather warms up but if a fungal infection it will need treating and as for the treatment saying not under a certern temp it just means it will take longer as the fish will heal better in warmer water
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15-04-2010, 09:08 PM
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Reputation Level:  | Sounds fungal to me,
As Worthy said carp pox is a waxy lump which will dissapear as the temperature rises but a fungal infection will need treating.
There is quite often an underlying cause to a fungal infection like a wound caused to the fish. This will probably need treating as well as the fungus.
Carp pox is usually found on more than one fish too.
Do you have a quarantine pond?
Can you upload any photos of infected fish?
Pictures will help us to diagnose problems more accuratley instead of semi guessing. But I know im right about what ive wrote above lol.
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